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VESSEL what the word denotes, II. 48, .,. ... 31 rash or negligent navigation of a, XIV. 280, ... 210 overloading a, carrying passengers for hire, XIV. 282, ih, theft in a, XVII. 380, ... ... 342 committing mbchief on a decked vessel of 20 tons, XVII, 437, ... .. ... ... 398 if by using fire or explosive substance, XVII. 438, 399 running a, ashore to commit theft, XVII. 439, ... ih. See — Navigation, VOLUNTARILY meaning of the word, II. 39, ... ... ... 28 WAGING WAR against the Queen, VI. 121, ... ... ... 101 preparation for, VI. 122, ... ... .. 103 concealment of design of, VI. 123, ... ... ib. against Asiatic powers in alliance &c. with the Queen, VL 126, ... ... ... ... 105 committing depredation on power in alliance with Go- vernment, VI. 126, ... ... ... ib* receiving property taken in such waging war or depreda- tion, VI. 127, ... ... ... ... 106 WAR See — State prisoner. Waging war, WARE-HOUSE KEEPER breach of trust by, XVIL 407, ... ... 368 See — Mischief, WATER corrupting or defiling public spring or reservoir, XIV. 277, 208 WEAPON of offence, ... ... ... ... 123 WEIGHT false, using a, XIII. 264, 265, ... 201—202 being in possession of, with knowledge and intent &c., XIIL 266, ... ... ... ... 202 making or selling with knowledge Ac, XIIL 267, ... ib. WHARFINGER breach of trust by, XVII, 407, ... ... 368 WIFE offences by, ... ... ... ... 71, 341 harbouring husband, commits no offence, VII. 136, Ex- cept. XI. 212, Except. 216, Except. 115, ... 175, 179 WILFUL mjuries, ... ... ... ... 28 WILL what the word denotes, II. 31, ... ... 25 forgery of, XVIIL 467, ... ... ... 417 forged, having possession of, with knowledge and intent, &c., XVIIL 474, ... ... ... 420